Index to Series of Taped Interviews with Chief Machinist's Mate William Badders, USN (Ret.)
Index to Series of Taped Interviews with Chief Machinist's Mate William Badders, USN (Ret.) Asiatic Fleet: Lack of master divers in early 1930s, pp. 44-45; athletics, pp. 59-65; personnel anxious to get off Asiatic Station, p. 66 Athletics: At Great Lakes in 1919, p. 4; at Pensacola in early 1920s, pp. 4-5, 7; golf in Far East in 1930s, pp. 59, 61, 64; See: Football; Baseball; Crew Olympics Athletics—Naval Academy; Anecdotes about crew and coaches in the early 1920s, pp. 10- 12; head football coach in the mid-1940s got coaching experience with submarine division team in mid-1930s, p. 69 Badders, Chief Machinist's Mate William, USN (Ret.): Awards and commendations, pp. 3, 26, 30, 49, 102-104; health, pp. 3 0, 65-66, 68; family, pp. 44, 106, 143, 155-156; enlists in 1918 and sent to Great Lakes, pp. 1-2; service in battleship Wisconsin (BB-9), 1918- 1919, pp. 2-4; reports for duty at Great Lakes in 1919, p. 4; squadron maintenance work at Pensacola in early 1920s, pp. 4-7; engineer in battleship Kansas (BB-21), 1921, pp. 7- 9; engineer in Reina Mercedes (IX-25) at Naval Academy, 1921-1924, pp. 10-13; joins engineering department of Falcon (ARS-2) and helps with S-51 (SS-162) rescue, 1924- 1926, pp. 13-29; stationed in Reina Mercedes (IX-25) and plays semipro footbal1, 1926- 1927, pp. 29-30; returns to the Falcon (ARS-2), 1927-1928, pp. 30-36; student and instructor at new diving school at Naval Gun Factory, 1928-193 0, pp.
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